What's the point to explain all that, when you already know the OP is idiot?

dramatic effect, of course. we are all attention ****** right? we have to make our comments stick out- from trolling, to grammar nazis, to clever puns, to stating the obvious, to sexual harassment.

LOVE this reply =] Everyone LOOK AT ME! *Ahem* Now get back to your every day lives.

Sarah..so true!! your comments are always interesting to read lol

I hate it when my keyboard is broken and instead of periods it types exclamation points! At the end of every sentence! Hooray!! OP, this is a good life lesson; always keep an eye on your personal belongings.

With all the accommodations to fat people we have to make, you would think there would be enough room for a regular-size person and a cart in every changing room. If Fattie McChubster can't squeeze in on an electric scooter, well that's grounds for a lawsuit for discrimination. God bless America.

Carts are not allowed in dressing rooms to deter theft. Target always has employees manning the dressing area. If the cart went missing that is the first person OP should have asked for their stuff back. That employee knows exactly who, if anyone, took the cart to restock.

Target does not "always" have people in the dressing room area. I have been to a couple of Target stores where if you need help in the clothing section you have to use one of those little red phones to call for it. Otherwise, you just enter and leave the dressing rooms freely. It is entirely dependent on the which Target store you are at.

Not entirely true, 65. I work at Target back at the Fitting Rooms, and we actually do not like it when shoppers walk into the Fitting Rooms without first seeing the Fitting Room attendant. You're not really supposed to enter the Fitting Rooms freely, the security likes us to get a good look at everyone who goes in and count their items so that when we check the Fitting Rooms for any tags that were removed from merchandise, we can single out who may have removed the tags. While it's not posted not to enter, you're really not supposed to just go on in there. It may look like there's no Fitting Room Attendant at times, but there Always is as long as there's a Fitting Room in the store. They tend to make us move around the clothing area to tidy up and put things away, so we're not always at the booth, and depending on how far we are, depends on if we can get there before you. Usually, we can't, and we get in trouble if we do not finish doing our assigned duties, so not every attendant will return to the Fitting Rooms to wait for you to exit.

that's what I was thinking. who grabs a cart, looks in and sees a coat and purse and stuff and says, "hmm, that's odd. these things aren't sold here and thus purse is full. ah well, this coat will go in the coat section anyways"

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